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Is there a way to display zero as a leading number, ie. 0567
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You can use a custom format but it means you have to have a fixed sets of
digits to display

0000

as an example would return 0567 but it would also return 1234 and not 01234




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Format the cell as text before you enter your data and precede the data
with an apostrophe. ex. '0543 the apostrophe will not show in the cell.
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